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DOE-STD-1052-93
7.5.2
Determine the function(s) of each system and subsystem by reviewing plant
system descriptions, Final Safety Analysis Reports (FSARs), P&IDS, Technical
Safety Requirements (TSRs), operating procedures and instructions, abnormal
operating procedures, emergency operating procedures, and design basis
documentation. If functions, such as providing a vent or drain path, are
determined not to be important to the overall purpose of the system or
subsystem, then these functions may be omitted. Omission of specific functions
(or other assumptions) should be noted in the data package along with the
technical basis for the omission. System or subsystem function(s) should be
listed on a tabulation form.
7.5.3
When determining system and subsystem functions to analyze, the analyst
should consider that a system and subsystem typically perform a number of
auxiliary functions in addition to their primary function(s). The analyst should
carefully review the auxiliary functions of system and subsystem to identify
those functions that should be preserved. Auxiliary functions may include the
following:
Maintain pressure boundary integrity.
Provide indication required by technical safety requirements.
Automatically shut down components.
Provide input signals for local instrumentation.
Provide miniflow protection for pumps.
7.6
Determination of Functional Failures
This section describes a method for determining likely component failures that may
cause the loss of system or subsystem function(s). A functional failure exists when a
component ceases to provide a required function whether the function is active or
passive, evident or hidden. Some functional failures identified may be judged to be
implausible. Examples of implausible failures are those manufacturing defects that
escaped detection during installation and operational testing, the result of an
unexpected failure mechanism, or a failure that requires a rare or unexpected external
occurrence.
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